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2 in 1 Talking Ball
Learn how your child can make use of this toy to have fun and learn at the same time.
2 in 1 Talking Ball - KA10621
/''
Diameter: 20cm

This ball can count. Throw it to your baby, it says 1. Baby throws it back, it says 2. What a funny way to learn counting. Good exercise to sharpen your kid's coordination skills and exercise his gross motors too.

Flip-flap.. the ball turns magically into an English teacher. Throw it again, now it says and sings ABCDE.. Z. There are interval surprise sounds that enhance learning fun.

Objective: Great for hugging

Method: All kids learn to hug. This ball is soft, made from high quality materials and great for hugging.

Objective: Listening experience

Method: Switch the ball to the counting/music mode. Pat or throw the ball to make it talk and to attract your child's attention. Observe if your child's gaze follows the sounds. This trains your child's listening skills and attention.

Objective: Crawling gross motor skills training

Method: Place the ball in front of your child and roll it slowly away from her, so she crawls after it.

Objective: Flipping

Method: The ball is two sided. Encourage your child to flip the ball from the alphabet side to the number side and vice versa. This trains both the fine motor skills and gross motor skills of her hands and arms.

Objective: Rolling

Method: Let your child roll the ball across the floor. This trains both the fine motor skills and gross motor skills of her hands and arms.

Objective: Throwing

Method: Encourage your child to throw the ball. This trains her gross motor skills.

Objective: Learning Colors

Method: Teach children to identify colors such as red, orange, yellow, brown, green, blue on both sides of the ball.

Objective: Learning Numbers

Method: Teach children to identify the numbers 1-10 using the numbered side of the ball.

Objective: Learning to Count

Method: Encourage your child to count the objects on the numbered side of the ball.

Objective: Learning the names of objects

Method: Use the pictures on the numbered side to teach children the names of different objects.

Objective: Learning numbers by listening

Method: Select the number mode, throw or pat the ball so it counts. Children can learn the correct pronunciation of the numbers 1 to 10 by listening. Parents can also encourage children to count along with the ball.

Objective: Learning the alphabet visually

Method: Teach children to identify letters using the alphabet side of the ball.

Objective: Learning the names of objects

Method: Use the pictures on the alphabet side to teach children the names of objects starting with the letters A - Z.

Objective: Learning the alphabet by listening

Method: Select the alphabet mode, throw and catch the ball with your child so that the ball reads the alphabet. This allows children to learn the correct pronunciation of the alphabet. Parents can also encourage children to read along with the ball.

Objective: Arouse babies' interests to music

Method: After saying the alphabet, the ball plays the music of the Alphabet Song.

Objective: Identifying numbers and letters

Method: Say a number or letter and encourage your child to point to it on the ball.

Objective: Identifying objects and animals

Method: Name an object or animal and encourage your child to point to that picture on the ball.

Objective: Kicking

Method: Let your child kick the ball across the floor. This trains her gross motor skills and balance.

Objective: Catching and throwing

Method: Use the ball to play catch with your child and to train her catching and throwing skills.

Objective: Odd and even numbers

Method: Use the numbered side to teach your child odd and even numbers. The numbers on the top half of the ball are odd numbers. The numbers on the bottom half are even.

Objective: Learning vowels

Method: Teach your child the vowels A, E, I, O, U using the letters on the ball. These five letters are colored orange.

Objective: Singing along

Method: Pat the ball until it plays the alphabet song. Teach and encourage your child to sing along to the music.
Lyrics:
A - B - C - D - E - F - G
H - I - J - K - L - M - N - O - P
Q - R - S - T – U - V,
W - X - Y and Z
Now I know my A - B - C's
Next time won't you sing with me?

Objective: Group Game

Method: Play with two or more players. Sit in a circle and pass or throw the ball to the person next to you, so that the ball talks. For each round of counting or saying the alphabet, the ball will randomly play a cheering sound. Whoever is holding the ball as it cheers has to be punished. The punishment should be learning related. For example, singing the alphabet song, counting backwards from 10 to 1, saying three odd numbers, saying the vowels, or naming an animal that starts with the letter P etc. Through this game, children can play and learn at the same time.

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